I watched that one last night, and thought it was one of the best they have done. The way they paid attention to the special needs of every one in the family, the computers with the web cams so they could sign to each other from any room in the house. I thought the really amazing part was the wrap up at the end, when they came on and presented the 14 year old son (this kid is truly a saint) with a $50,000.00 college scholarship. I have an 11 year old daughter who volunteers in the developmentally disabled classroom at her elementary school. She spends every free minute she can in there, reading with the students, helping the teachers and assistants. She also has spent time trying to educate other kids in her class about these kids and their difficulties. Needless to say, even in this day and age, kids can still be pretty mean, but she's actually managed to get some of them to go with her and spend time in the class, and realize that they are just kids like them, with some unique challenges. needless to say my daughter is already planning on being a special education teacher, and was absolutely glued to the television for this entire episode.